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What really happens when you navigate to a URL(igoro.com)
4 points by giu 17y ago|0 comments
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by giu 17y ago
Thanks for the hint. I classified that part of the title as punchline and omitted it, since a) I didn't know how HN would react if I would've added it and b) I didn't want to give too much away in the submission title :)
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Flash Carbon Footprint of NYTimes.com(blog.kalio.net)
36 points by giu 17y ago|32 comments
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by giu 17y ago
Nice advices. I can agree with nr. 1, but I have to admit that I break nr. 2 quite a lot of times. There's nothing like a coding session til the early morning hours! For me it's really difficult to stop in the midst of an unfinished coding
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by giu 17y ago
I actually have one, but it's more about a language's irregularities than anything else. it's fun and concurrently interesting to read. it's also useful, especially if you want to avoid some bad scenarios and random behaviours. here you go:
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by giu 17y ago
Yes. 1) I'm interested in the field of Computer Science (CS) and I like to write articles about various things I encounter and learn in this field. I'm also interested in other fields, but since I studied CS and work in this field, it's the
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Interesting Discussion About Research Milestones in Various Fields(reddit.com)
2 points by giu 17y ago|1 comments
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by giu 17y ago
But if you want to know how to implement a protocol that uses Diffie Hellman, RSA, AES and SHA1 to protect traffic without introducing 40 errors any of which completely negate the security of the algorithms you're using, you need a very di